Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The current STS Regulation aims at construction costs but allows using output prices for buildings as approximation.
• Residues of the pesticides covered by this Recommendation should be monitored in 2005, as this will allow using these data for the estimation of actual dietary exposure to them.
• Residues of the pesticides covered by this Recommendation should be monitored in 2006, as this will allow using these data for the estimation of actual dietary exposure to them.
• (2) Residues of the pesticides covered by this Recommendation should be monitored in 2006, as this will allow using these data for the estimation of actual dietary exposure to them.
• Residues of all the pesticides covered by this Recommendation should be monitored in 2004, as this will allow using these data for the estimation of actual dietary exposure to them.
• The Commission's proposal to allow using combined braking system (CBS) instead of ABS was rejected.
• Residues of all the pesticides covered by this Recommendation should be monitored in 2006, as this will allow using these data for the estimation of actual dietary exposure to them.
• (2) Residues of the pesticides covered by this Recommendation should be monitored in 2005, as this will allow using these data for the estimation of actual dietary exposure to them.

• & kxkb; is the & kde; keyboard layout switching utility. It is based on X11 xkb extension and allows to use different keyboard layouts for inputting text. & kxkb; features keyboard layout indicator.
• FreeTTS is a speech synthesizer written entirely in the & Java; programming language. It currently only has support for English pronounciation. Its license allows to use and distribute FreeTTS free of charge without restrictions.
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• It allows to use ownCloud as a storage location and online editor.
• Print queue on remote CUPS server Use this for a print queue installed on a remote machine running a CUPS server. This allows to use remote printers when CUPS browsing is turned off.
• Festival is a text
• speech system written from the University of Edinburgh. It currently supports English, Spanish and Welsh speech. Its license allows to use and distribute Festival free of charge without restrictions.